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Denis Villeneuve to direct the next ‘James Bond’ movie

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June 30, 2025

Oscar-nominated Denis Villeneuve will direct the next “James Bond” film, taking charge of one of Hollywood’s most enigmatic spies and longest-running movie series.

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Oscar-nominated Denis Villeneuve will direct the next “James Bond” film, taking charge of one of Hollywood’s most enigmatic spies and longest-running movie series.

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